04 Nov 1907
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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1907
Page
1
The unreadable OCR passage mentions nominees and positions in a council or convention. It references a names like Seth Fox and Deidlas, and hints at naming or nominating candidates and discussing guidance for a primary or civic event. The text is garbled with many misspellings.
A Waahwexan special from Hagerstown outlines a tight liquor question race in Washington County. Democrats and Republicans spar over alcohol options as ministerial groups and temperance organizations back Republicans while Democratic nominees push floral options. Local campaign closures reflect a tense, undecided electorate amid candidate activity and party line mobilization.
A garbled, OCR like fragment hints at a crime or theater scene with vague names and disjointed actions. Readable bits suggest a plot involving a figure named Sullivan and references to friends, deception, and a public theater setting.
A circulated notice claimed a feud among Tailla Felaneye Keii Proctor Williamzan and associates. Report notes Erlanger remarks on a past conference failing to yield a deal and no agreement since, with ongoing tensions and unresolved commission concerns.
The article reports the death of Mrs Sureati's son Walt Be Cutled Here Beouls Muthee, executed in Hallmore Maryland on a date in November. The victim, aged sixty, is described as the son of a bereaved mother who cared for him after a complex illness preceding the assassination of President Aneahaiy Linea. The body will be buried in Washing.
Fragmented report shows Knox facing opposition at party headquarters in Allegheny County amid a campaign push by Republican leaders. Detailing a tense scene, the piece notes local figures and delegates discussing strategy and possible alignment with or against Knox before the election.
Fragmentary text discusses alleged external remedies and internal cures for rheumatic pain. Mentions temporary relief from certain treatments but questions effectiveness and cautions against other medicines. No clear person, place, date, or verifiable events.
A proposed bill to equalize pay between mounted and foot soldiers faces opposition in Congress after senior officers, including Lieut. Glenn and Capt. Stewart, were ordered to duty with pay penalties. The controversy centers on the pay differential in the infantry and a push to present a unified front to Congress as a new measure is drafted to remedy perceived inequities.
Thomas Redman, colored barber in Takoma Park, claimed two colored men robbed him and dragged him to a house where Dawson choked him and a woman searched his pockets, leading to Dawson’s arrest by Officer Bendricka of the Second Precinct and Redman’s identification of the suspects.
In Fresno California a telegram claimed A N Mart was killed by a switch engine but later a second message said he was alive. Dr Marr, who had believed his son Arthur Marr dead, arranged body transport and notified authorities. An investigation is ordered to locate Purdy and verify the messages.
Leading Central Americans will gather in Washington to press a two week peace conference that may unify Costa Rica Germany Honduras Nicaragua and El Salvador. Delegations include Senor Policarpo Bonill e former Honduran president and Dr Jose Waduiz a renowned public writer with Senor Luis Andersén as Costa Rican delegation head. They aim to end international wars through the conference likely convened in November.
The St Paul Methodist Church in northwest on Ujal Streets began with morning and evening services conducted by Ray F Settles with sermons by Gideon Bie and Paul Bofora Fellx. Evening services run daily, with Rev W H Balnger Rev H V Regester Rev W P Se and Manila Bay Paze Abandoned among scheduled preachers. The Navy reports gunboat Bitono placed out of commission at Cavite on November 1, and the fate of the cross gunboats sunk at Manila Bay remains under consideration.
The funeral of Mrs Ads B Dtelernon, who died Thursday, took place yesterday afternoon at 2 o clock at her residence 440 Fourth Street North. Services were conducted by Reverend Samuel H. Diewe pastor of Calvary Baptist Church, assisted by Reverend T Ourvatur Raster of Kendal Baptist. Survived by Hermstond Wilma H plekerson of the Pencey Yala Railroad and a son Willyton Nin Pears olds.
A distorted OCR fragment mentions a Texas woman named Mira Mary Thora plovwild related to Com gus Chetail Tex. The text appears to reference travel or arrival near a Pennsylvania railroad and a medical claim about a cold remedy. The readable portions are unclear and fragmented.
Sir Oliver Lodge, a leading English scientist, argues in a London lecture that science cannot disprove immortality. He defines the soul as the conscious governing principle and asserts that matter changes but the essence endures, comparing mortality of living beings to the fate of art and objects.
John Thornton and Richard Blas, both described as negro, fought yesterday. Kies, a suspect, allegedly drew a knife and stabbed Thornton in the left breast neck and hand. Blas, the other participant, is in custody of the Ninth precinct. Police officer J C Broderck arrested Kies. Thornton remains in serious condition.
A Bellville Ohio railroad laborer named Vineincy Becalla, employed by the railroad, fell into a subcellar basement of Umar Union Station yesterday morning and suffered head and body injuries. He was taken to Casualty Hospital. He resided in a camp car near the railroad tracks by Kew York avenue.
The Weather Bureau reports mixed storm activity moving northeast over the Hudson area with strong westerly winds affecting New England and the Mid Atlantic. Cold air from the Great Lakes region offsets warmer maritime air as a broad weather front progresses. temperatures will trend cooler in the northern zones with unsettled conditions possible into the evening.
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